Before I start tinkering with settings (I assume this has to do with the smoothie speed/acceleration compensation stuff), I want to check whether other people are seeing the same or not…
When I am engraving a filled vector area, instead of straight, almost vertical sides and a consistent depth, I get a slope from 0 to max and back up again…
Whilst this gives a bit of a hand-etched effect, it doesn’t give nice, crisp edges.
So:
Do others see this as well?
Can this be remedied by tweaking Smoothie settings
If yes, which ones should I look at?
TIA & Have a nice Easter Monday (where applicable)
Should be able too just wanted to know,
Its likely somthing to do with the adjustment of the power with acceleration (what is the acceleration on the X currently? you likely can speed it up)
Raster fill has less options to play with than normal raster.
I would try rastering the text as a bitmap, then you can use the over scan feature which will prevent the laser from adjusting power as it crosses over the text.
So long the image only contains 2 contrasts (black and white) you will not see a slow down in speed with comparasion to raster fill